Hi all,
I thought it would probably help if I gave more information about
configure options that I using:
configure 1:
./configure --with-mib-modules=examples/notification
Configure 2:
./configure --with-mib-modules=dio_modules/snmpData dio_modules/controller
dio_modules/controller_trap
2008/5/29 Jimmy Conner [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Found that snmpapp.conf was 33 Megs, moving and recreating the file as now
fixed the issue. This file is filled with entries like
engineBoots 7
oldEngineID 0x87e580d97c910566e83d48
so is it particularly needed?
Not really.
The only
2008/5/29 Raghavendra Prasad [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
./configure --with-mib-modules=dio_modules/snmpData dio_modules/controller
dio_modules/controller_trap dio_modules/general dio_modules/general_trap
dio_modules/channelA dio_modules/channelA_trap dio_modules/channelB
dio_modules/channelB_trap
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HI..
Could you please help me in resolving the problem.
ERROR: You don't have the SNMP perl module installed. Please obtain
this by getting the latest source release of the net-snmp toolkit from
http://www.net-snmp.org/download/ . Once you download the source and
unpack it, the perl
2008/5/29 Pandurang Dhanawade [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Could you please help me in resolving the problem.
ERROR: You don't have the SNMP perl module installed.
You need to install the perl module.
Please obtain this by getting the latest source release of the
net-snmp toolkit from
Firstly, Dave I should have posted my previous mail to a thread titled
./configure bug. I thin k continuing this discussion in that thead would
make more sense .
You might find it easier if you created a file 'dio_modules.h' containing
config_require( dio_modules/snmpData )
Hi Mike ,
below is enabled in snmpd.conf .
rwcommunity public 10.0.2.105 .
But I am finding no difference in the output .
I added below line
if (should_init(nstAgentModuleObject)) init_nstAgentModuleObject();
in **mib_module_inits.h** file , but when I am executing snmpget , it is
crashing .
lanas:
The problem is with the quantity of traps received at the start up of
the daemon, all bearing the same time stamp, making them practically
worthless that is, if they actually picture an historical trace of
events.
The flurry of notifications at startup appears perfectly normal to
Hello,
Installing a monitoring solution, I'm trying to retrieve the number of
page faults occuring on a Linux based machine.
Do you think it's possible to do this using SNMP ?
Thanks.
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2008/5/29 bob [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Installing a monitoring solution, I'm trying to retrieve the number of
page faults occuring on a Linux based machine.
Do you think it's possible to do this using SNMP ?
If you can find a way of retrieving this information from the kernel,
then yes - it should
Hi!
I have been watch the ideas about snmptrap and my question is:
How do I know if a trap was sent from my agent? What will appear in
the screen or log file in the NMS (Network Manager Station)?
Thank you and best regards,
Murilo
Murilo Fujita
Engineer of Automation
2008/5/29 Murilo Fujita [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How do I know if a trap was sent from my agent?
It will presumably be received by the configured trap receiver.
What will appear in the screen or log file in the NMS
That depends on the trap receiver or NMS that you are using.
(and how you have
Hi,
Here is a short script I wrote that is called using the old style of
Net-SNMP oid/script extension that calls vmstat, takes a few samples,
then returns the numbers in a style that is Cacti-compatible. Should
be easy to make this work for page faults if you don't want to do a
real sub-agent /
I use SNMP::TrapReceiver perl module to catch traps and log them in a
certain way. After launchingsnmptrad an hour ago the `top' shows that
the daemon eats more than 250M of RAM (and constantly eating more).
Can anyone tell me what might be the problem?
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